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no serious injury but was severely shocked and took a short rest.
He took a double First in 1996.
The Hood Gallery took a clear ironic, politically incorrect stance.
McKay took a drama charged win which saw the lead change s
He took Abitur in Helsinki 1902.
Painting the church took about 40 years.
Of these, Democrats took about 80% of the trips at about 70% of the cost
The trip took about four minutes.
Repairs took about a month to complete.
nstruction of the cathedral started in 1130 and took about 50 years.
st the school approximately USD$22 million, and took about two years to complete.
The miniseries took about a year to produce, at a cost of US$40 mil
Construction took about 9 months to complete.
It took about 9 months to pass and was significantly am
This took about two years of painstaking work.
The film covers one day but actually took about seven months to film.
He took active interest in Dorai's mridangam practice.
He took active part in the armed struggle of the party.
Bhandari took active part in the freedom struggle.
He took additional courses in Germany and in Italy.
In 1938, he left St. Paul's School and took admission in Mitra Institution.
In 1922, he took admission in the Bengal Technical Institute in
The Germans took advantage of this situation.
They took advantage of techniques developed in the Skylar
Hawaii took advantage and scored on a Davone Bess 11-yard r
Soon thereafter, Kevin Jurovich took advantage of a 16-yard pass from Adam Tafralis.
The Broward County School Board took advantage of the new 754 area code and changed
Regal took advantage of the situation and took a pair of b
In 1956 the Poles took advantage of Stalin's death to reform their gov
nties, with the notable exception of Yorkshire, took advantage of this.
r half-time, Leeds United tired and Aston Villa took advantage to eventually win 3-0.
Polish soldiers took advantage of difficult, mountainous terrain, st
"You Took Advantage of Me"
Reed took advantage of the mistake and ordered a countera
His father apparently took advantage of that fresh interest and taught him
Many took advantage of the scheme.
When Awie was in misery, Ziana took advantage of seducing Awie.
SEPTA also took advantage of this closure to initiate rail and
The privateers took Advice back to Dunkirk.
He took advice from Flaxman, and studied under Robert W
He took after his father in everything that he did.
Akbar took Agra and Delhi without much resistance.
He took Ahlat in 1207 and bring to Ahlatshahs.
The British took Aigle into service under her own name.
Female cop who took Akira as a date to New Heaven Tokio.
I took Albany off the list at least.
For when I was captured, they took all my cards.
Garth Tander took almost eight tenths off Johnson with Mark Skaif
Casting of the lead actors took almost a year, with open castings held all over
The film took almost two years to complete.
The undertaking took almost twenty years, from 1971 to 1990.
The fire took almost 11 hours to put out.
Casting took almost nine months.
This work took almost two years.
He took also interest in African folklore.
Launches took also place from Kerguelen island, Koroni in Gre
The floods took altogether the lives of 25 people.
Jehoash took Amaziah as a prisoner.
When confronted by Sailor Moon, she took Ami Mizuno hostage.
us , the Amyrgians were conquered by Cyrus, who took Amorges prisoner.
They all took Amrit from Chajja Singh.
Okorafor took Amu's place for Nigeria.
She took an MA at the University of Warwick.
They took an Aboriginal guide with them who took them to
Romanoff took an early interest in civil rights.
He took an early interest in natural history, particula
Sheila Nevins of HBO took an executive producer credit on the film.
During the Bushnell administration, Ohio took an early leadership role in trust-busting.
The Mavs took an early twenty-one to seven lead and took that
In the second game, the Angels took an early lead and took the game 10-1.
He took an active interest in religious work.
Cromwell took an oilfield job at age sixteen.
Scalzi took an interest in multicultural affairs.
During the Civil War, Hill took an active part in raising troops for the Union
He took an active part in the Oxford Movement.
iting New York professor Albert Leighton Rawson took an interest in this outcropping of rocks.
Fletcher took an 11-year hiatus from acting to raise her sons
Turkish soldiers took an active part in the massacres in Erzurum.
20% of students took an AP and/or IB examination.
Forty new members took an oath of allegiance to the state an nation at
However, Washoe, a chimpanzee, took an immediate liking to Roger, and leapt into hi
In Richmond Hill, Harrison took an active role in society.
James Martin was a settler who took an oxcart through the mountain gap.
It looked likely as Barneveld took an early lead, but West improved his form and t
Combes took an interest in his students.
He took an apprenticeship in London as an iron worker a
Divecha took an M.A. from Oxford.
Born in Waverly, New York, John Marshall took an interest in cartooning at an early age.
He was born in Odda, and took an education in theology.
He took an M.A. and eventually succeeded his father as
It took an active part in the Belgian Resistance.
Packer also took an active part in politics.
Kronenberg took an active interest in various useful public ins
Both men took an immediate dislike to each other.
"David Brom Took an Axe" - David Brom
In June 2005, Canadian broadcaster CHUM took an unusual step.
He took an interest in education, establishing schools
In 1921, he took an examen artium in Hamar.
In February 1594, an English army took and garrisoned Enniskillen.
Beginning in 1880, Waldo took annual horseback trips into the Cascade Mountai
, using his body well to keep his opponent out, took another strong mark, and goaled.
He settled in Ogden, where he took another wife, Harriet Elizabeth Gibson.
It took another ten months for Matthews to recover.
Groom took another four wickets.
In 1979, Kellman took another job in a shoe factory.
1977 It's Time You Took Another Listen - Mercury
And he took another wife.
Decorating the cathedral's interior took another 16 years.
He never took any final exam, however.
h was one of Mao's favorite generals, Mao never took any action against him.
Tarquinius took Apiolae by storm, and from there returned to Ro
The Japanese Government took appropriate measures comparable with those took
The voyage took approximately 45 minutes one-way.
Actual construction works took approximately three months.
The whole film project took approximately two to three weeks.
The trip took approximately a quarter of the way around the c
He took Arezzo on 29 September 1314, but Uguccione took
The Slovak Army took around 1,350 prisoners in Poland.
Pre-production took around two years.
One revolution on the wheel took around 13 minutes.
He also took art classes in high school.
He took art classes at the Dayton Art Institute.
He then took articles with Jackson McDonald & Co, before joi
He took as his text the beheading of John the Baptist a
Conlon took as his episcopal motto: "Take Courage" (Daniel
He took at least 1,038 wickets for 3,261 known runs at
He took Australian citizenship in 1982.
Are the pictures & panoramas Luna-9 took available anywhere?
Burish later took back his comments.
Summit High School took back their winning streak in 2009.
His father was very angry and took back his wife.
These took between five and twelve seconds to execute.
When Cook and the team took Beyond the Fringe to Broadway, Wallis took over
He was beaten, but took Billington to four sets.
Howitt took Bligh's side and invented the phrase Rum Rebell
Around this time the school took boarders.
est the 1874 general election, when Home Rulers took both seats in Kildare.
The 1937 recording lasted 8 min 43 seconds, and took both sides of a 12-inch 78.
The next voyage from 1821 and 1822 took both ships to the South Shetland Islands.
The school took both boarders and day boys.
In the 1980s, Cooley took both Genentech and Amgen public.
Lalinda took bowling figures of 0-23 from 6 overs.
He scored 11 runs and took bowling figures of 0-33 from 9 overs.
s an Italian national up to February 1995, then took British citizenship.
He was Austrian-born, but later took British citizenship.
Lanteri was born in France but later took British nationality.
In 1880 he took British nationality.
She took bronze in the European championships in Olympic
He took bronze at the 1996 and 2004 Summer Olympics.
Akkaev Khadzhimurat took Bronze.
In 2000 he took Buddhism as his religion.
He took business courses at Mount Royal College in Calg
I took care of the disambiguation.
Lower took care of Charles II during his last illness in 1
Brookner has not married; and took care of her parents as they aged.
2006: In June Astrous joined the band and took care of the vocal and lyrical section.
Matthias took care that new Catholic priests would be fluent
ared his experiences, ideas, points of view and took care of them.
George took care of his adoptive parents.
During his patriarchy he especially took care of the poor.
I took care of him.
And they took care of their good form.
I took care of it.
The boys made and took care of their rifles themselves.
imilar word, hostelero (innkeeper, the one that took care of a hostal), exists in Spanish.
They took care of a baby boy named Jung Yoogeun.
Now an old woman, she took care of him when he was young.
He took Carlisle, Wark, Alnwick, Norham and Newcastle-u
The French then took Carnation to Marin Bay, Martinique.
The following day, Boyle besieged and took Carrigadrohid castle.
However, her own romantic life soon took centre stage again.
He took chances - thank goodness for those who look on
In 1940 Willy Millowitsch took charge of the theatre.
as also described as a "top-class" referee, and took charge of 10 international matches.
Kalloor, took charge of the community on March 30, 1987.
During this spell he never took charge of a first team game.
Stanislaus M. Fernandez took charge as Rector and Headmaster.
At the same time he took charge of the Akademische Gesangverein.
Pring took charge of the 16-gun brig Linnet.
In the revolutions, he took charge of a Piedmontese division.
Trinity House took charge of it in 1961.
879 Tizard resumed surveying duties afloat, and took charge of the Home survey.
He took charge of the development of under-16 cricketer
In 1840 he took charge of the Alexandria, Virginia, church.
The Bishop took charge of the diocese on the same day.
When new manager Luis Fernandez took charge in January 2009, he made Kermorgant the
By age sixteen, Porter took charge of a neighboring school as a teacher.
Joseph E. Pleasants took charge of Wolfskill's new cattle operations.
In 1858, he took charge of the Tavrichesky Grenadeer Regiment.
Mar Timotheos episcopa took charge of the Southern diocese.
Korda took charge of her career after this point and took
The pair also took charge for the Olympics in 1987.
(On Robert's return he took charge of maintenance at the S&DR's Shildon's S
He took charge of its mathematical statistics section i
In 1844 he took charge of the Bombay printing establishment.
He took charge of the 1906 FA Cup Final.
He took charge of the eparchy on 8th September 1974.
The Sisters of Providence took charge of the Boy's [St.
In 1853, Edward Hamersley took charge of his father's horse station Richmond,
That's when Pettit took charge.

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